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We have developed an innovative lighting system that changes specific target colors while keeping the lights appearing naturally white. By precisely controlling the spectral power distribution (SPD) of illumination and harnessing the unique phenomenon ...

Industry panelists share perspectives and insights for students, educators, and creative professionals who are considering careers in animation, computer graphics, creative technologies, and interactive techniques. Within rapid and ever-expanding fields ...

By teaching the Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math embedded in the objects they create, STEAM-based digital fabrication projects equip the next generation of leaders and problem solvers with the tools to make change and build the future. The ...

In this submission I present a mixed media assignment that asks students to challenge the dichotomy of nature and technology. For this assignment, students use animation, 3D modeling, and physical making to create an interactive piece that embodies the ...

“Adjacencies” (2022 — ongoing) is an exercise in distance collaboration and creative exchange between artists and animation classes at Carnegie Mellon University and Yale School of Art. The exchange is modeled upon the principles of cadavre exquis, ...

For decades many colleges and universities offering an introductory to computer graphics course have been teaching computer graphics through a single course focusing on real-time computer graphics. Many of these real-time or interactive computer ...

The ability to easily create embroidered lace textile objects that can be manipulated in structured ways, i.e., metamaterials, could enable a variety of applications from interactive tactile graphics to physical therapy devices. However, while machine ...

In response to the escalating demands of global urbanisation and the environmental imperative to minimise material usage and emissions, this research proposes an autonomous material-robot system to assist in a potential solution for timber building ...

We propose an inverse curvature design method for programmable textiles, i.e., self-morphing structures that combine a pre-stretched fabric and elastic rods in a planar state. Specifically, we target a class of structures consisting of a quadrangular ...

This case study investigates the design and implementation of an introductory database course that addresses the diverse needs of deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) students at the National University Corporation Tsukuba University of Technology (NTUT) in ...

Promotion prediction is crucial for Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) retailer growth and profitability. This paper introduces a novel approach that merges neural network modeling and Bayesian optimization with visual aids to enhance the accuracy of ...

The accurate diagnosis of multiple thoracic diseases through chest X-ray (CXR) images is a challenging yet crucial task in the medical field. Deep learning approaches have shown promise in assisting clinicians in this endeavor. In this paper, we ...

FPGAs are widely deployed on high-energy astrophysics telescopes to preprocess and reduce sensor data read out by front-end electronics. Across instruments, these computational pipelines have similar semantics, sharing common stages such as pedestal ...

Electrophysiological recordings of neural activity in a mouse's brain are very popular among neuroscientists for understanding brain function. One particular area of interest is acquiring recordings from the Purkinje cells in the cerebellum in order to ...

The increasing adoption of microservices in software development requires effective recommendation systems that guide developers to relevant microservices. In this paper, we introduce MicroRec, a novel microservice recommender framework which leverages ...

While computer science papers frequently include their associated code repositories, establishing a clear link between papers and their corresponding implementations may be challenging due to the number of code repositories used in research publications. ...

Online ID checking is insecure, bad for privacy, and will not help children.

A long-range perspective on generative artificial intelligence litigation.

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Problems with digital payment systems have the potential to seriously disrupt otherwise seamless transactions.